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Werk it in Wyndham this Sunday.

High-skill, high-energy, high-vis and high-risk, Werk It is sure to get pulses racing when it plays at the Wyndham Cultural Centre on Sunday July 23.

Billed variously as an ‘Aerobics Oz Style fever dream’, ‘a riot of colour and movement’ and a ‘low-carb lovechild of a tradie, a spin instructor and a cross-fit fiend,’ Werk It is part circus, part comedy and a departure from shows that are usually performed at the venue.

For confirmation of that, you only need to check the fine print: ‘Recommended for audiences 15+. Occasional language & mild nudity.’

But if the risque and the risky is your style, then this production from Circus Trick Tease is for you.

The cast features some of Australia’s top acrobats and circus performers, including hula-hoop sensation Lisa Lottie, manipulation specialist Richard Sullivan, strong woman Cassie Jameison, along with Malia Walsh and Vincent van Berkel.

Werk It plays at the Wyndham Cultural Centre for one night only and tickets are on sale now.

For details: https://www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/whats-on/werk-it.

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